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Volume 8 No. 23 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVOOREM - May 22,1980 Dr. Cazier of USU to Address Graduating Class Dr. Stanford Cazier, President of Utah State University, will address the graduates of Utah Tech at the 1980 commencement exercises to be held May 29 on the Orem Campus. Associate degrees and certificates will be awarded to nearly 500 students who will hear the traditional commencement address, from Stanford Cazier. The exercises will begin at 6 p.m. at a specially-prepared outdoor area adjacent to the Trades Building. In case of inclement weather it will be moved inside to the Student Center. The public is invited. Utah Tech President Wilson W. Sorensen will preside at the exercises, a task he has performed ever since the school's first such rites in 1949 when two students formed the first formal graduating class. He assumed the helm of the school in 1945 when it was taken over by the state of Utah after serving as a war manpower training center since 1941. As of now, 478 students are qualified for graduation. The figure may go up or down slightly by May 29. For several years the college has graduated in the Canyon Party Today U.T.C.'s canyon party will be held today from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Vivian Park in Provo Canyon. Food, provided by the school, will be served from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. and everyone's favorite games will be played for the remainder of the time along with many other fun activities. "Were gonna have a great time," stated Gary Hatch, UTC's new Social V.P.," Everyone should go. It's going to be outrageous!" "It's perfect weather for the festivities and UTC would like to see everyone come and have a good time." hecontinued. neighborhood of 500 at its spring rites. The graduates will have completed training in 36 vocational - technical occupation majors. Two types of diplomas will be handed out the two-year associate degree to those who have completed the full rquirements for that rating, and certificates signifying completion of specialized training in specific areas taking a shorter period than the two-year program. Guests of honor at the May 29 rites will be the college's institutional council, and all retired members of the faculty, administration and staff. Dr. Cazier began his career in education in 1960 as an instructor in history at Utah State University. He completed work on his Ph.D. in history in 1964 at the University of Wisconsin and eventually became a full professor in 1971 at USU. Dr. Cazier assumed the presidential office at USU in 1979 after nearly 20 years of educational experience. He is a native Utahn; born in Nephi. I I John Nielsen Editor-in-Chief Michael Tindel Business Manager Don M. Kartchner Reorganization of College Appoints New Deanships Effective July 1, 1980, the instructional area of the College will undergo reorganization. A major change of this reorganiation is the creation of three dean-ships with significant responsibility for their respective departments, and the merger of the current 23 departments and programs into 13. After three days of screening for these positions, the search committees recommended top candidates to the Vice Presidents Office. After consideration by President Sorensen and Vice President Martin, the following appointments were made. Lucille Stoddard, Dean, Business-Related Edu 1981 Editors Chosen Three UTC students will be serving in editorial positions on the official student newspaper the Tradewinds for 1980-81. John Nielsen, a sophomore from American Fork majoring in business has been selected asEditor-in-chief, replacing Lisa A Lisa Wardel Photographer 1 i i' - ' ' j " M , . if t ' L , Ifc Lucille cation-Learning Services. Services. Doug Carter, Dean, Technical - Health-Continuing Education. Don Kartchner, Dean, Trades -Industry-Human Services. Competition for the 16 positions was open to all current, full-t'.me faculty and staff members meeting criteria of position descriptions. The objectives of this reorganization are. to facilitate positive communication between faculty and administrative staff and to clarify decision-making processes within the instructional areas. The positions require extensive concentration Dobson who has served exceptionally in that position for a year. Mr. Nielsen has been Editorial Editor and Business Manager for the Tradewinds in the 1979-80 year. Michael Tindel has been selected as Business Wolverines Face Heart-Break in NJCAA Regionals The Wolverine baseball ' team lost a squeaker last Saturday in a 9-8 duel against Mesa Community College. The loss quenched the fire that was to carry coach Dave Nelson and the boys to the National Junior College Baseball Finals in Grand Junction, Colorado. "It was tear -jerking to see the season come to a Stoddard in planning, coordinating, organization, and management in supervision of department coordinators, faculty, and staff. In addition to institutional contacts, the position entails extensive contacts with LEA's, the USOE, the USBR and its staff, other state and federal agencies, civic and professional organizations and employers.The position also is responsible for coordination of class schedules with other deans, developing programs of continuing education, support of cooperative education, recommendation of appointment of faculty for Tradewinds Manager. He brings with him seven years selling experience for Zellerback Paper Co. He is currently majoring in pre-law. Photographer will be Lisa Wardel a sophomore from Orem. She was a photographer for her high school newspaper. close with a team possessing so much unity and talent. But we showed those Arizona boys that Utah boys can play ball," commented Bruce Logan. The team was represented by those faithful few who traveled to lend their support. Pres. Sorensen also made the trip to witness Saturday's heart breaker. Doug Carter and authorization of employment of classified staff. The deanships will also recommend students for graduation, maintain records of student majors, terminations, and placements, and serve on the Vice President's staff. The appointees, in order for consideration, were required to have extensive knowledge of vocational education and college administration, such as curriculum planning, program evaluation, budget development and control, public relations, public speaking, and familiarity of programs in specific divisions of the college. She has a thorough knowledge of newspaper photography functions, and dark room procedures. Several persons applied for the positions, and each were of such high caliber, they were invited to join the staff next year. The sluggers lost an embarassing 10-0 game Friday, callled on the 10-run rule, the Wolverines charged from behind Saturday morning on a three-run homer by Bob Moncur to defeat the T-Birds 6-4. But in the second game, a controversial caught ball by "Hollywood" Continued on page 4

Volume 8 No. 23 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVOOREM - May 22,1980 Dr. Cazier of USU to Address Graduating Class Dr. Stanford Cazier, President of Utah State University, will address the graduates of Utah Tech at the 1980 commencement exercises to be held May 29 on the Orem Campus. Associate degrees and certificates will be awarded to nearly 500 students who will hear the traditional commencement address, from Stanford Cazier. The exercises will begin at 6 p.m. at a specially-prepared outdoor area adjacent to the Trades Building. In case of inclement weather it will be moved inside to the Student Center. The public is invited. Utah Tech President Wilson W. Sorensen will preside at the exercises, a task he has performed ever since the school's first such rites in 1949 when two students formed the first formal graduating class. He assumed the helm of the school in 1945 when it was taken over by the state of Utah after serving as a war manpower training center since 1941. As of now, 478 students are qualified for graduation. The figure may go up or down slightly by May 29. For several years the college has graduated in the Canyon Party Today U.T.C.'s canyon party will be held today from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Vivian Park in Provo Canyon. Food, provided by the school, will be served from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. and everyone's favorite games will be played for the remainder of the time along with many other fun activities. "Were gonna have a great time," stated Gary Hatch, UTC's new Social V.P.," Everyone should go. It's going to be outrageous!" "It's perfect weather for the festivities and UTC would like to see everyone come and have a good time." hecontinued. neighborhood of 500 at its spring rites. The graduates will have completed training in 36 vocational - technical occupation majors. Two types of diplomas will be handed out the two-year associate degree to those who have completed the full rquirements for that rating, and certificates signifying completion of specialized training in specific areas taking a shorter period than the two-year program. Guests of honor at the May 29 rites will be the college's institutional council, and all retired members of the faculty, administration and staff. Dr. Cazier began his career in education in 1960 as an instructor in history at Utah State University. He completed work on his Ph.D. in history in 1964 at the University of Wisconsin and eventually became a full professor in 1971 at USU. Dr. Cazier assumed the presidential office at USU in 1979 after nearly 20 years of educational experience. He is a native Utahn; born in Nephi. I I John Nielsen Editor-in-Chief Michael Tindel Business Manager Don M. Kartchner Reorganization of College Appoints New Deanships Effective July 1, 1980, the instructional area of the College will undergo reorganization. A major change of this reorganiation is the creation of three dean-ships with significant responsibility for their respective departments, and the merger of the current 23 departments and programs into 13. After three days of screening for these positions, the search committees recommended top candidates to the Vice Presidents Office. After consideration by President Sorensen and Vice President Martin, the following appointments were made. Lucille Stoddard, Dean, Business-Related Edu 1981 Editors Chosen Three UTC students will be serving in editorial positions on the official student newspaper the Tradewinds for 1980-81. John Nielsen, a sophomore from American Fork majoring in business has been selected asEditor-in-chief, replacing Lisa A Lisa Wardel Photographer 1 i i' - ' ' j " M , . if t ' L , Ifc Lucille cation-Learning Services. Services. Doug Carter, Dean, Technical - Health-Continuing Education. Don Kartchner, Dean, Trades -Industry-Human Services. Competition for the 16 positions was open to all current, full-t'.me faculty and staff members meeting criteria of position descriptions. The objectives of this reorganization are. to facilitate positive communication between faculty and administrative staff and to clarify decision-making processes within the instructional areas. The positions require extensive concentration Dobson who has served exceptionally in that position for a year. Mr. Nielsen has been Editorial Editor and Business Manager for the Tradewinds in the 1979-80 year. Michael Tindel has been selected as Business Wolverines Face Heart-Break in NJCAA Regionals The Wolverine baseball ' team lost a squeaker last Saturday in a 9-8 duel against Mesa Community College. The loss quenched the fire that was to carry coach Dave Nelson and the boys to the National Junior College Baseball Finals in Grand Junction, Colorado. "It was tear -jerking to see the season come to a Stoddard in planning, coordinating, organization, and management in supervision of department coordinators, faculty, and staff. In addition to institutional contacts, the position entails extensive contacts with LEA's, the USOE, the USBR and its staff, other state and federal agencies, civic and professional organizations and employers.The position also is responsible for coordination of class schedules with other deans, developing programs of continuing education, support of cooperative education, recommendation of appointment of faculty for Tradewinds Manager. He brings with him seven years selling experience for Zellerback Paper Co. He is currently majoring in pre-law. Photographer will be Lisa Wardel a sophomore from Orem. She was a photographer for her high school newspaper. close with a team possessing so much unity and talent. But we showed those Arizona boys that Utah boys can play ball," commented Bruce Logan. The team was represented by those faithful few who traveled to lend their support. Pres. Sorensen also made the trip to witness Saturday's heart breaker. Doug Carter and authorization of employment of classified staff. The deanships will also recommend students for graduation, maintain records of student majors, terminations, and placements, and serve on the Vice President's staff. The appointees, in order for consideration, were required to have extensive knowledge of vocational education and college administration, such as curriculum planning, program evaluation, budget development and control, public relations, public speaking, and familiarity of programs in specific divisions of the college. She has a thorough knowledge of newspaper photography functions, and dark room procedures. Several persons applied for the positions, and each were of such high caliber, they were invited to join the staff next year. The sluggers lost an embarassing 10-0 game Friday, callled on the 10-run rule, the Wolverines charged from behind Saturday morning on a three-run homer by Bob Moncur to defeat the T-Birds 6-4. But in the second game, a controversial caught ball by "Hollywood" Continued on page 4